EU Nations, Parliament Reach Compromise on MiFID II Delay
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European Union national governments and the European Parliament agreed to push back by one year the start date of securities market rules known as MiFID II.
Negotiators for member states and the parliament struck a deal Monday night to extend the deadline for application and transposition to 2018. They also amended some issues “that might have caused complications,” Markus Ferber, the assembly’s lead lawmaker on the file, said in an e-mailed statement.